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Match the following
List-I List-II
a. Bureaucratic theory 1. Self-actualisation
b. System theory 2. Ecological orientation
c. Classical theory 3. Rationalised structure
d. Behavioural theory 4. Administrative process

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Which of the following pair is correctly matched?

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Arrange the following in correct chronological order.
1. Theory X and Y
2. Expectancy theory
3. Equity theory
4. Performance-satisfaction theory

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Goal-efficiency is affected by

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Who among the following administrative thinkers do not make a distinction between public and private administrations?
1. Henri Fayol
2. L. Urwick
3. Simon
4. M. P. Fallet
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Which of the following attempts of construct a theory of public organisation in tune with consumer interests and individual preferences?

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Path-Goal theory of leadership was given by

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In a developing society like that of Indian the dominant role of public administration is one of:

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Arrange them in the correct chronological manner.
1. Overcoming Organisational Defense
2. New Patterns of Management
3. The Human Organisation
4. New ways of Managing conflicts

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Match the List-I with List-II-
List-I (Author) List-II (Book)
a. L. D. White 1. Principles of Public Administration
b. W. F. Willoughby 2. Introduction of The Study of Public Administration
c. E. N. Gladden 3. Administration: Its Pose and Performance
d. Ordway Tead 4. An Introduction to Public Administration

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Match the following
List-I List-II
a. Three-Dimensional Model of Leadership 1. Alderfer
b. ERG Modal of Motivation 2. Simon
c. Contingency theory of Leadership 3. Reddins
d. Bounded-Rationality Model of Decision Making 4. Fielder

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Which of the following has criticised bureaucracy as "an organisation that can not correct its behaviour by learning from its errors."?

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Match the following
List-I List-II
a. William Reddin 1. Life-cycle approach to leadership
b. Hersey and Blanchard 2. Path-goal theory of leadership effectiveness
c. Victory Vroom and Phillip Yetton 3. Three dimensional model of leadership effectiveness
d. Martin Evans and Robert House 4. Decision-participation model of leadership
5. Continuum of leadership styles

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The term 'Public Choice Theory' was first coined in

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Match the following
List-I List-II
a. Hierarchy 1. Supervision
b. Span of Control 2. Through proper channel
c. Delegation 3. Flow of authority
d. Unity of Command 4. One single boss

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Arrange the following in correct chronological order:
1. Goal setting theory
2. ERG theory
3. Attribution theory
4. Theory Z

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The emergence of "New Public Administration" is associated with:

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Administration would differ from one sphere to another depending upon the subject matter.
This statement explains the:

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"Workers are not isolated unrelated individuals, they are social animals and should be treated as such". The above statement is attributed to

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According to F. W. Riggs, the trends in comparative public administration are:
1. Normative to Empirical
2. Ideographic to Nomothetic
3. Empirical to Normative
4. Ecological to Non-ecological
5. Non-ecological to Ecological
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